Team GB faced challenges in the two-man bobsleigh event at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games. The team ultimately finished in 12th place after adjustments to their lineup before the final heats. Leon Greenwood stepped in to partner with Brad Hall, as Taylor Lawrence was rested as a precautionary measure.
Two-Man Bobsleigh Results
After the first two heats, Team GB was in eighth place. However, their switch to Greenwood caused them to drop further down the rankings. The final standings saw them finishing well outside the medals.
Germany’s Dominance
The German team showcased exceptional skill throughout the competition. Johannes Lochner and Georg Fleischhauer led the pack, winning the gold medal decisively with a time of 3:39.70, finishing 1.34 seconds ahead of their nearest competitors. They produced three runs under 55 seconds, setting a track record of 54.68 seconds in the process.
Final Standings
The top three positions were occupied entirely by German teams, reinforcing their dominance in the bobsleigh event.
- 1st Place: Johannes Lochner & Georg Fleischhauer (GER) – 3:39.70
- 2nd Place: Francesco Friedrich & Thorsten Schuller (GER) – 3:40.18
- 3rd Place: Ammour & Schaller (GER) – 3:41.52
- 12th Place: Brad Hall & Leon Greenwood (GBR) – 3:43.32
Event Highlights
The competition featured many thrilling moments, including:
- Lochner and Fleischhauer setting a track record in the first heat.
- The American duo of del Duca and Williamson narrowly missing a podium finish.
- Team GB facing challenges to maintain their rankings amidst the changing dynamics of the heats.
As the event concluded, Germany’s clean sweep evoked admiration and highlighted their strength in bobsleigh racing. Team GB will look to bolster their strategies and performance in future competitions.
